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    Robots were first introduced commercially in 1961 when Unimate, built by George Devol in 1954, was sold to General Motors. Unimate was used to lift hot metal parts in an automotive factory. Robots are now used routinely to perform boring, dirty or dangerous tasks that humans would rather avoid. They can also handle some complex tasks better than humans. Robots must obey preset laws to not harm humans and follow human orders unless doing so would conflict with protecting humans.

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    Robots were first introduced commercially in 1961 when Unimate, built by George Devol in 1954, was sold to General Motors. Unimate was used to lift hot metal parts in an automotive factory. Robots are now used routinely to perform boring, dirty or dangerous tasks that humans would rather avoid. They can also handle some complex tasks better than humans. Robots must obey preset laws to not harm humans and follow human orders unless doing so would conflict with protecting humans.

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    Robots were first introduced commercially in 1961 when Unimate, built by George Devol in 1954, was sold to General Motors. Unimate was used to lift hot metal parts in an automotive factory. Robots are now used routinely to perform boring, dirty or dangerous tasks that humans would rather avoid. They can also handle some complex tasks better than humans. Robots must obey preset laws to not harm humans and follow human orders unless doing so would conflict with protecting humans.

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    The Rise of Robot Friendship

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    Robots were first introduced commercially in 1961 when Unimate, built by George Devol in 1954, was sold to General Motors. Unimate was used to lift hot metal parts in an automotive factory. Robots are now used routinely to perform boring, dirty or dangerous tasks that humans would rather avoid. They can also handle some complex tasks better than humans. Robots must obey preset laws to not harm humans and follow human orders unless doing so would conflict with protecting humans.

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    The Rise of Robot Friendship

    DE GUZMAN, ERICCA
    SARIA, ANNE SHAIRA
    TORREFLORES,
    In 1954, George Devol built
    the first commercial, digital
    and programmable robot and
    named it Unimate. It was sold
    to General Motors in 1961.

    It is used to lift pieces of hot


    metal from die casting
    machines at the Island Fisher
    Guide Plant in the West
    Trenton section of Ewing
    Township in New Jersey City.
    WHY DO
    WE NEED
    ROBOTS
    IN OUR
    LIFE
    They are used routinely to carry out many
    tasks that people don't want to do
    because such jobs are boring, dirty or
    dangerous. Robots can also be
    programmed to carry out some tasks that
    are too complex for humans.
    A robot may not injure a human being or,
    through inaction, allow a human being to
    come to harm. A robot must obey the
    orders given it by human beings except
    where such orders would conflict with the
    LAWS
    First Law
    -A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm

    Second Law
    -A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict
    with the First Law.

    Third Law
    -A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First
    or Second Laws.
    How ROBOTS help HUMANS?

    Robots are a good way to implement the lean


    principle in an industry. They save time as they
    can produce more products. They also reduce the
    amount of wasted material used due to the high
    accuracy. Including robots in production lines, will
    save money as they have quick return on
    investment.
    Thank You!

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